With the SUV and crossover craze in full swing, carmakers are bringing out new models to fill ever new niches. Sometimes these vehicles straddle segments and create confusion in a brand’s line-up, an example being Mazda’s new CX-30.

In terms of size it slots between the brand’s smaller CX-3 and the larger CX-5, but it’s priced almost on par with the latter vehicle. It is smaller but sleeker than the CX-5 and they’re mechanically identical...

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